Holly Springs preschool pivots to online learning and reaches families in six states
Kathryn Dunn never thought that she would be teaching preschoolers online. "If you told me one year ago that I would be directing an online, at-home preschool, I would have laughed at you," the Holly Springs mother said. Now, she is doing just that, providing services to over 65 families in six states.
Posted — Updated"If you told me one year ago that I would be directing an online, at-home preschool, I would have laughed at you," the Holly Springs mother said.
Now, she is doing just that, providing services to over 65 families in six states.
Dunn's flexible programming allows parents to work with their children both on and offline.
"It's been an adjustment in terms of being their parent and their teacher," Alesia Bailey said. She had to become a stay-at-home mom to provide care to her two young sons after moving to the Triangle.
Bailey sees the programing as life-changing.
"They need that support, pandemic or not," Dunn said. "And so, I think we've created a community that's just going to live on."
She hopes to inspire other entrepreneurs to adapt and not stay stuck in their old ways.
"I think that's just what you have to do, to make it through something like this."
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